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Old 11-09-2006, 09:02 PM
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you might want to open up the bleeders and just let them gravity bleed for a while. if this won't work, did you replace the flex hoses when you replaced the calipers? it is known that flex hoses can deteriorate internally and plug up. try disconnecting the lines from the calipers and see if any fluid is flowing from them at all. if so, you may have defective calipers...or, did you perhaps have rubber plugs in the line holes, and not get it all out?
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